₦airaland Forum

Paramount01:
Where is the power of the presidency when obasaki won against oshomole in 2019?
Where is the power of presidency when Adeleke wok against oyetola - cousin to Tinubu?

casualobserver:
Stop with all these infantile low IQ narratives! No opposition state government is threatened by APC in the SE. The people will not vote for APC come rain come sunshine. They are as secure as can be and are all endorsing Tinubu because they can see what their followers cannot see. The fight is for the VP slot for 2031 and presidency in 2039 and it has now dawned on SEgovs that the SS have jumped ahead of them.

The SW is out of the picture from 2031-2047 as far as presidency and VP is concerned. That leaves the SE and the SS. you dont just come in 2031 and start demanding its your turn..you start the work now...Se governors simply realise the SS has jumped ahead of them. orji Kalu said in a video post recently "how do i negotiate for the SE with other regions, when I have no votes?" Its not just about positioning to get the presidential or VP slots but positioning to get uncontested SW votes from 2031 -2037..like I said SW wont have a candidate for at least 16 years and their vote will be up for grabs! SW is the 3rd largest voting block, larger than the SS and larger than the SE. The people who vote for us in 2023 and 2027 are those we will support for those 16 years!

I have said it many times, I really feel bad for Umahi, a performing minister, loyal and one of the early APC defectors in the SE....ordinarily he should be the VP in waiting for 2031 but you cant negotiate without votes.

LibertyRep:
Atiku possibly snubbed Wike for his peace of mind.
Wike would have been hard to tame. He sees PDP as his personal property.

Arobaga:
Nyesom Wike Ezebunwo you’re the real political harlot





You no dey PDP you no dey APC





You no dey Abuja you no dey PH





Political love peddler and Bandit

ddippset:
The truth is that Fubara cannot leave the premises of Rivers State Government house.

Police will always obey and implement the court order which comes from Wike's faction.
That's the Tinubu side.

Edison might be left with no other choice than to operate his "Chief of Staff"SHIP from Government house.

One thing for sure is that the Nigeria Police cannot break into Rivers Government house to arrest Edison.

Reader530:
Wait for Almighty Boripe

lastempero:
The ortom of a guy na pure mumu, atleast you have power to set up a local vigilante and atleast equip them with pump action and codedly give them order to kill those terrorists n defend themselves the much they can and not to be crying out after every killing. You are a mumu man ortom!!

Satioshi:
Once witnessed a robbery in Ijebu Ode in 2007. A disabled was in the banking hall to deposit some money and one of the robbers got a cashier to enter is transaction and credit his account then proceeded to collect the money.

wetdick:
i think it is almost similar, also a case of armed robbery can be prevented if proper security measures are meet by the bank.

occupier liability imposes a duty of care on occupiers to those who enter the premises in pursuance of a contract with the occupier. as a person who owns a bank account with a bank, i think, it also means i have a contract with the bank and must obey their rules and regulation or my contract with them will be terminated and my account closed.

wetdick:
O boy, i know no tell you say i be lawyer, i read the salami vs savannah bank, na different case

but occupier liability seem to give a clue, it also reminds me of the offa robbery. when there is robbery, there will be bodily harm

The common law imposes a duty of care on occupiers towards four categories of persons, namely, those who enter the premises in pursuance of a contract with the occupier, an invitee, such as a customer who comes window shopping at the premises, a licensee who comes into the premises with the occupier’s implied or express warranty, and trespassers who come upon or remain on premises without the occupier’s
permission or authority.

In Samson Ugochukwu v. Unipetrol (Nig) Plc,

the Supreme Court held that an injured visitor must prove that he was either a licensee or invitee to the premises in order to establish liability against an occupier. In this case, the plaintiff/appellant went to buy fuel at the defendant’s Marina filling station. While waiting to buy fuel, there was an explosion which injured him on the face, neck, legs and upper limbs. He sued the defendant for damages and also relied on the doctrine of res ipsa loquitur as well as section 7(3)(a) of the Lagos State Law Reform (Torts) Law of 1994 which provides:The rule so enacted in relation to an occupier of premises and his visitors shall also apply, in like manner and to the like extent as the principles applicable at common law too an occupier of premises and his invitees or licensee would apply, to regulate the obligations of a person occupying or having control over any fixed or movable structure, including any vessel, vehicle or craft.


In his evidence, the plaintiff did not specify whether he was either an invitee or licensee to defendant’s petrol station. He simply stated that he was a lawful visitor to the defendant’s premises at the material time. Dismissing the plaintiff’s claim, the court held that he was unable to prove that he was either an invitee or a licensee.

Showruleworld:
Congratulations..... APC. Will surely win pain state... This adelake is not a politician..... Is just... Join by chance...... Bye PDP in Nigeria....